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A: The Blue Fairy's all right. 
B: What happened?
A: I don't know.
B: We are in a cage.
A: Blue Fairy. Please. Please, please make me into a real, live boy. Please.
C: David...You have been searching for me, haven't you, David?
A: For my whole life.
C: And what, after all this time, have you come to ask me?
A: I have a wish to make.
C: And what is your wish?
A: Please make me a real boy, so my mommy will love me and let me stay with her.
C: David, I will do anything that is possible, but I cannot make you a real boy.
A: Where am I? This looks like my house, but it is different.
C: Yes, it is different, but it's also your home. We read your mind, and it's all here. There's nothing too small that you didn't store for us to remember. We so want you to be happy. You are so important to us, David. You are unique in all the world.
A: Will Mommy be coming home soon? Is she out shopping with Martin now?
C: David, she can never come home, because 2,000 years have passed and she is no longer living. Dearest David, when you are lonely, we can bring back other people from your time in the past.
A: If you can bring back other people, why can't you bring back her? Because we can only bring back people whose body we dig up from the ice. We need some physical sample of the person, like a bone or a fingernail.
B: David?
A: Yes, Teddy?
B: Do you remember when you cut some of Mommy's hair? And you dropped her hair?
A: I know. Now you can bring her back, can't you?
D: Give him what he wants.
C: Dearest David, your wish is my command. 
D: If we bring your mother back now, it will only be for one day, and then you will never be able to see her again.
A: Maybe...Maybe she will be special. Maybe she will stay.
D: I thought this would be hard for you to understand. You were created to be so young. David, you are the enduring memory of the human race. The most lasting proof of their genius. We only want for your happiness. David, you've had so little of that.
A: If you want for my happiness, then you know what you have to do.
D: Listen. Can you hear that? The new morning has come. Go to her, David. She's just waking up this instant.
A: I found you.
E: Hi.
A: Hi.
E: I must have dozed off. How long have I... 
A: Would you like some coffee? Just the way you like it?
E: Yeah, I'd love a coffee. It'll wake me up.
A: Okay.
E: I must be a little confused. What day is it? 
A: It is today. And as the day wore on, David thought it was the happiest day of his life. All the problems seemed to have disappeared from his mommy's mind. There was no Henry. There was no Martin. There was no grief. There was only David. David had never had a birthday party because David had never been born, so they baked a cake and lit some candles.
E: Now make a wish.
A: It came true already.
E: Such a beautiful day. I love you, David.
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